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jonnyb73
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December 9, 2020 Subject:
this is a soundboard?
sure sounds like it was taped in someone's pocket rather than a soundboard. terrible
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zzzboxofrainzzz
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December 8, 2020 Subject:
a solid late 93 outing
Rain opener.... I'm a King Bee....UJB.... Morning Dew.... more than make up for Picasso Moon, Way to go Home, and The Last Time. Sorry, but IMHO, Picasso
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Moon was played out, and should have be put on the shelf, by 1991. Way to go Home was a weak tune in general. And while a novelty, did the boys really bring anything to The Last Time? Pure filler.... Okay, the negatives out of the way... Jerry is "present"... the rest of the song list was solid.... While not a huge fan of I Fought the Law, when not totally butchered ala some latter 94 through 95 shows, it was a fun little tune. But the Rain was great.... Always love Row Jimmy..... PITB>UJB is always nice to hear..... and Morning Dew>Sugar Mag is a great way to tnd the set. Wasn't there, so not rating. But from listening, wish I had been.
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kbmill
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April 22, 2019 Subject:
bread crumb
I sang a little while and then flew on.
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WILD BILL 212
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October 4, 2018 Subject:
Tribute to FRANK ZAPPA ?
The Public Adress Monitors prior to the DEAD coming on-stage played 'Joe's Garage'.Was it in honor of Frank Zappa? Frank had passed away a few days prior
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to this show, and his funeral had been that very day in Los Angeles County about 25 miles away. Was 'RAIN' played because this show was on the 13TH Anniversary of John Lennon's Murder in NYC on December 8, 1980? I will never know but these things did not escape me as I sat watching the show which was not great but also not bad at all. The ENCORE was a shock.'I FOUGHT THE LAW' DEAD-STYLE, WOW !
I'm not a huge fan of the post Brent era but this is kind of nice. Another fine remaster by Mr. Miller as well.
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The Grover
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July 15, 2009 (edited)
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You Betcha!!!!
The thing I remember the most, Bobby walked out and said " You are all in for a real treat tonight"... he wasn't kidding!! Rain (to start), Good times
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Roll,King Bee,Stagger Lee & did I say King Bee. DEW in LA...are you friggin kidding me??I just about fell over as the first few notes rolled off ( My fave Dead tune )and in LA. Did I say King Bee?? Outside of the riot show at the Coliseum in '91... by faaaaaaaaaar the best LA show I've seen.
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Augy
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November 7, 2008 (edited)
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What is sad about it is, but then glad ...
What is sad about it is, but then glad, that they hadn't played Morning Dew in L.A. in 20 years since U.C.L.A. in '73. The closest they came, were the
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two in Ventura in '84 and '87, the better of which is '84, (a highly recommended show for more reasons than just that). But I sure was glad to see that and a few other rarities like "King Bee", (how often do you get to see that)? Not to mention, "Stagger Lee", "Lazy River Road", "Row Jimmy", "Picasso Moon" "Aiko Aiko", "Way To Go Home", "The Last Time", and "I Fought The Law". Granted some of these were becoming in this late era more common than they used to be, nevertheless a good song list, to say the least! I know in the grand scheme of shows, the following doesn't really matter, but a trend that always seemed to linger in my subconscious, was concerning the following; perhaps it may seem kind of silly, to those who elsewhere saw a different experience, in terms of the set list etc. Like to me, seeing "Row Jimmy", still at that point I considered it a difference, at least for this geographical region, (i.e. as compared to the East Coast where they never stopped playing that tune). It had been almost decade since its' return to west coast performances (i.e. up in the Bay Area), but it still was a rarity down south, especially for me since I missed it in Irvine, during a period in which I was trying to quit seeing Grateful Dead. I hadn't seen them do "Row Jimmy" in So. Cal., since '76 at the Shrine again, a highly recommended show for more than just that; (example, "Comes a Time" and to open, the greatest rendition of "Might as Well" I've ever heard)! I was about to say, San Diego in '79 but I think I'm confusing with "High Time", which similarly, wasn't played in a very long time except Long Beach in '88. They might have done that also in Irvine, when I wasn't there, but I'm not sure? I've only heard this only a few times, quite a while ago. Being lucky, (as stated elsewhere in other reviews), to have attended any shows during this period of time for me was not easy, and therefore, may have skewed my perception to such elation! Augy San Diego
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